Think it’s safe to say that at this point we both felt this was more than we had bargain for, the winds were way stronger than forecasted

I woke up due to the rolling swell and feeling really cold. John was furling the Jib, the winds had just picked up that extra notch

This had been the easiest check-in in Greece so far and we had finally managed to get on the Transit Log!

As we were still passing over the submerged bridge the warning siren for the raise of the bridge sounded and we could already hear the...

Extract of the Logbook for the sailing trip from Siracusa, Sicily, Italy to Zakynthos, Greece 276.4 nautical miles in 50 hours

With visas expiring dates approaching, the Covid19 restrictions and including the fact that the Greek borders were closed to all vessels...

After having stayed in Hammamet many months more than we had planned for due to the collision we suffered while in the Marina back in...

Well, we can say we had a season full of adventure from big storms at anchor to big fish at the back of the boat. I can say that the 2019 se

Now that it has been a bit over a month since the passages that brought us to another winter in Tunisia it’s time to think about the events

The first time we arrived in Greece we chose Preveza on the west coast as our port of entry and then again as our port of exit on our...

Extract of the Logbook for the sailing trip from Preveza, Greece to Rocella Ionica, Italy 266.8 nautical miles in 46 hours

This was our first attempt on getting "stamped" in the Transit Log, but unfortunately, things didn't go as smoothly as we had expected.

In less than two weeks we crossed the country from South to North, roughly 300 nautical miles and were arriving Trieste Italy, finding ancho

After spending a month and a half in the Greek waters of the Ionian Sea and enjoying the life of being back at anchor despite the mostly clo

Extract of the Logbook for the sailing trip from Corfu, Grece to Sarande, Albania 15 nautical miles in 3 hours

We just couldn’t believe we had just been hit by another boat while at anchor, a boat steered by a “professional captain” in a protected anc

That meant that the channel was quite narrow and that the depths immediately to the side of the markets were in several places, not enough f

In the early morning it struck, the thunderstorm from hell with lightening all around us striking within just a mile or so away, the rain tu

After an awkward conversation at Customs office in Preveza during our check in with one of the officers in a broken English conversion, we w

Extract of the Logbook for the sailing trip from Preveza to Nidri in the Lefkada Island, Greece (via the Lefkas channel) 20 nautical miles i